Key-Person Risk: When System Knowledge Depends on a Single Person
A key-person risk in IT arises when system knowledge depends on just one person. This article discusses the bus factor as a metric and effective countermeasures.
Risks of AI-Generated Code: Quality, Liability, Security
AI-generated code comes with its own risks, ranging from security vulnerabilities to licensing violations. This article explains how to ensure quality and protect against liability in practice.
ERP Projects in Crisis: Typical Patterns and Solutions
According to Horváth, 60 percent of SAP transformations go over budget and miss their deadlines. This article identifies the typical patterns of such a crisis and suggests ways to overcome it.
BMC Security: The Underestimated Point of Entry
BMCs operate independently of the operating system and are therefore often overlooked, while vulnerabilities such as CVE-2013-4786 or CVE-2021-39296 remain unpatched. This article assesses the current threat landscape.
5 Warning Signs That Your Nearshore Partner Isn't Delivering
Five warning signs indicate when a nearshore partner isn't delivering—from bench staffing to vague pricing commitments. With specific corrective actions for each sign.
Why IT Projects Fail: The Numbers and the Real Causes
Recent figures from Standish, PMI, and McKinsey show how often and why IT projects actually fail, and where the methodology reaches its limits.
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